One of the main plot points for the new Captain America movie is the internal fight among the heroes. The reason they fight is because one side (Iron Man/CIA) believes the heroes actions must be put in check, while Cap’s side disagrees. Here’s a quote from the trailer:
CIA Director: “You’ve operated with unlimited power and no supervision”
Iron : “We need to be put in check”
I started to think about how this applies to women and how their actions go unpunished throughout their entire lives. This type of unpunished behavior can become a serious problem over the years, and in my opinion it is why women are the way they are these days. It is also why I believe AWALT, with virtually zero exceptions.
From birth, females (being the naturally weaker gender) are paid special attention by just about everyone. If a small boy falls down while riding a bike, he is patched up with a band-aid and it’s no big deal. If the same thing happens to a little girl, all hell breaks loose. As they begin to get older, a boy will be punished more harshly for doing bad things. Getting physically beaten by his father or mother for example. That type of harsh punishment does not happen nearly as common to females. Instead, maybe they will get grounded or punished for a week.
As they begin to get older, they can steal dads car and crash it, get drunk/high at a young age, do poorly in school, etc. and the punishment is far less severe than it would be for a male. The feminist/mangina society we live in teaches us that women are precious little angels, so we subconsciously take it easier on them. As they approach adult life, they can begin taking days off from work, being rude/obnoxious in public, be a vicious wife/girlfriend and they will get nothing but a slap on the wrist. When a man does those things, he’s fired from work, arrested for disrupting public peace, and arrested/sued for domestic abuse.
Now there is an unforeseen consequence from this type of “unchecked” behavior. The result is that women never learn right from wrong, and never learn not to touch the hot stove. The reason is because they never get burned from it the first time.
As a male, from a young age to adult life, you will learn quickly of a thing called “consequences”. If you bully a classmate in high school, argue with a drunk guy in a bar, cut some lunatic off on the road, etc. You may very well find yourself on the receiving end of a hard punch straight to the mouth. Worse still, in most cases you can find yourself in cuffs, behind bars, or in a courtroom. Even at a young age, your parents/big brothers/cousins might have beat your ass for doing something wrong. The bottom line is that men face a much more severe level of punishment for our actions throughout our lives, and as a result, we mature from it faster. We learn at an early age that the stove hurts when you touch it, and that we should try not to touch it anymore.
Women are like grown kids. 30+ years old and still never learned about consequences and repercussions. Their actions go unchecked most of their lives, so they never need to adapt/evolve into mature and responsible adults. They will be rude, loud, noisy, unfair, disrespectful, belligerent, etc. and the reason is because nobody was ever there to give them a nice slap across the cheek the first time they acted that way. And when it is not checked the first time, it grows and grows into something much worse, similar to a cancerous tumor. Most men are different, with the exception of mangina who are raised the same way as women. I’m not saying violence is the answer, but when people “operate with unlimited power and no supervision” and their actions go virtually unchecked, they won’t know how to function like a mature adult. This is why AWALT.
A long time ago, my puppy ate a pair of my shoes. After I disciplined him he NEVER did it again.
Beer 3 years, 9 months ago.
